Scheduling, routing, triage, the calls that clog the day. Made inside the limits you set, on n8n with Claude, each one logged so the person on call can accept or override in seconds.
A scheduling agent reassigns a job. The customer calls, confused, and nobody can say why. No log, no reason, so it gets overridden. Within a week the whole team overrides everything, and the agent is now overhead. An agent nobody trusts is worse than no agent at all.
Incoming requests read, tagged, routed, and the routine ones answered. Built on n8n with Claude.
A fact pulled from your own files, cited, and flagged when it isn't sure instead of guessing. n8n + Claude.
Booked, reminded, and rescheduled across channels, the odd cases escalated to a person. n8n.
Common questions resolved, the hard ones handed over with the context attached. n8n + Claude.
The agent reads each request, tags it, routes it, and answers the routine ones, so the exceptions reach a person with the context attached.
Built on n8n with Claude. Low-confidence calls route to a person instead of going out, and every decision is logged.
The agent pulls the fact from your own files, cites the source, and flags when it is not sure instead of guessing.
Specced against your documents. The failure path is designed in, and every call is logged so you can trace any answer in minutes.
The agent books, reminds, and reschedules across your channels, and escalates the odd case a person should handle.
One workflow first, fixed scope. You read the spec before it runs, on n8n with the log on.
The agent resolves the common questions on its own and hands the hard ones to your team with the history attached, so the queue clears.
It handles the repetitive, low-value tickets so your team focuses on the work that needs human judgment, and every reply is logged.
Of routine requests resolved without pulling in a human
Faster on the routine, instant responses, no wait times
Handled any hour, not just during business hours
Send it over and a fixed price and build date come back in two days.
Built inside the limits you set, with every decision logged so you stay in control.
We find where trust broke, and what to fix first. A fix, not a sales call.
The hard thinking happens before it goes live, not after. What the agent may do and what it must hand to a person goes on paper, every edge case from your last ninety days walked through while changing your mind is still free. You read it and draw the lines. That signed spec turns an agent you would have to trust into one you have already checked. The build is the easy part once the questions are answered.
An agent running on n8n, the spec you read first, and the audit log to watch every call. Yours, no lock-in.
Deploy a chatbot and it guesses and frustrates; this is an agent with limits you set and a log you can read. Hire a dev shop and they ship an agent nobody specified for trust; here the trust rules come first, and you read them. Leave it to people, and the judgment calls keep piling up while the team drowns in the routine.
Explicit authority limits, destructive actions gated behind a person, and an escalation path that fires when it should.
The Audit is 7 days, the Assessment is 2-3 weeks, and the build is scoped fixed-price from there.
